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Sunday, March 10, 2013 – Brussels—The European Commission has expressed concerns over a vote in Hungary’s parliament next week to change the constitution, arguing it contravenes EU rules in areas such as the judiciary. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban presents … Continue reading →

Hungarians have protested by the thousands against proposed changes to their constitution that they believe will limit their democratic rights. International concern over the upcoming vote is growing. Opponents of the proposed constitutional changes say they fear they will curb … Continue reading →

Thousands of Hungarians took to the streets on Saturday to protest against proposed changes to the country’s constitution that they believe will take away important democratic rights. The vote is set to take place in the parliament in Budapest on … Continue reading →

Hungary’s parliament is today expected to pass an amendment to its constitution which critics say will roll back democratic freedoms and weaken the judiciary. This potentially puts the nation on a collision course with the EU after calls to postpone … Continue reading →

This afternoon’s demonstration was impressive. At least in my opinion. Some people are disappointed that only 6,000 people showed up, but I don’t think that numbers are the most important consideration. Yesterday we didn’t even know who those handful of … Continue reading →

Press Statement Victoria Nuland Department Spokesperson, Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC March 7, 2013 The United States shares the concerns expressed by the Council of Europe about proposed amendments to the Hungarian constitution. These amendments deserve closer scrutiny and more … Continue reading →

The Constitution is not a game! Protest against the newest newest modifications to the Hungarian Constitution which would result in the deprivation of Hungarian citizens of inalienable rights. (Ádám Csillag)